1. Both run it just fine 
2. Afaik, yes. (never tested, but 1680/1050 is a fact :P)
3. Nope, the client is a combined CoH/CoV client, based by your account info you get acces to either.
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Just a point - if it's not 64bit, then 5 of your 8 GB of RAM won't work. 32bit Os's can (if memory serves me) only "handle" 4 GB of memory, including video memory. 64 bit ones can (I think) "handle" 16 GB.
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32 bit gives you up to about 3.2 gig of ram from your 8 gig
64 bbit can in theory used 128 gig
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Sooo... technically speaking its 64bit then? 
Well hopefully you have the 64bit version of Vista, otherwise you're wasting a lot of memory 
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yeah we couldn't find out if its a 64bit or 32 when we were customizing it is there a way to find out what bit rate you got?
*shrug* never used a 64 bit version so I have no clue where it would mention it, except the loading splash and the box, as well as your version-thingy, wherever that may be.
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It is usually mentioned if its Vista 64 as its not standard, but if its only the standard vista they must be complete tools putting that much ram in
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Are you building the PC? Or is someone building it for you? Assuming you're using a legit version of Vista then it will state whether it is x86 (32bit) x64 (64bit) on the installation media (DVD). Might wanna check that out before you sink all of that RAM into in.
....and just so you know, 64bit processors can support 16 exabytes of RAM, which is 16.8 million terabytes
Also, as a bit of pedantry's due, you don't call it a "bit rate" when talking about processors.
The "rate" of something's to do with how fast it's happening (in a PC context, a bit rate of 2Mb/s might be used to describe a broadband connection's speed), but for a processor or OS that's not really what's being described. So, an OS simply is 32 bit or 64 bit, in the same way as an engine capacity simply is 1.6 or 2 litres.
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You mean m/s? Milliseconds are units of time.
Strictly speaking Mb/s is a rate (of data transfer).
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Latency is measured in ms (As in Milliseconds)
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Bandwidth is measured in (Giga/Mega/Kilo) bits and is just the amount of data you can shove through your pipe at any given time.
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Latency is measured in ms (As in Milliseconds)
Speed is measured in m/s (As in Metres per Second - and should be close to 299,792,458 m/s for your internet connection)
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I just found out that all computers from the site I ordered from are 32bit, so does that mean I'll be wasting some ram or something?
Hey all I'm getting a new computer soon with these awsome specs! (See below!) Anyhow here's my questions;
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Anyhow thanks for answering my questions fellas!
1) My new pc will be Windows Vista however unsure on the bit-rate (whether its a 32bit or 64) could Co* run on both?
2) Would Co* run up to 1920x1200 pixels? (28inch screen! Woooot!
3) When I reinstall CoH would I have to also reinstall CoV? or could I just download the GVE client? (if there is one ofc!)
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* Intel® Core 2 Quad Q9450 Quad Core Processor(2.66GHz,12MB Cache,1333MHz)
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* PCI-Express Mainboard - SLi nForce 780i SLi - Intel Core2Duo/Quad Core - ATX
* 8GB DDR2 800MHz Memory (4 x 2GB)
* 1TB (1000GB) Serial ATA 2 Hard Drive with 32MB Buffer [upg £ 8.52]
* LightScribe Super Format 20x Dual Layer DVD Writer +R/-R/RW/RAM [upg £ 5.00]
* Blu-ray ROM Player Dual layer DVD Writer 24 x CD Writer
* 2x 512MB nVIDIA Geforce 9800GTX (2x VGA - SLi Configuration)
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The only annoying thing is though my computer will be delievered by the time I go on my residential!